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When I was 14-years-old, Lisa Loeb broke out with her single, ''[[Stay]]'', in 1994. I thought her granny glasses were ridiculous and her song was pop trash. However, as I got older and my musical tastes broadened in the early 2000s, I began to re-listen to many of the songs I had mocked in my teens. Using [[Kazaa]], I downloaded a bunch of Lisa Loeb songs and music videos, and started to appreciate them. Since this album contained most of my favorite songs of hers, it was the first one I bought. | When I was 14-years-old, Lisa Loeb broke out with her single, ''[[Stay]]'', in 1994. I thought her granny glasses were ridiculous and her song was pop trash. However, as I got older and my musical tastes broadened in the early 2000s, I began to re-listen to many of the songs I had mocked in my teens. Using [[Kazaa]], I downloaded a bunch of Lisa Loeb songs and music videos, and started to appreciate them. Since this album contained most of my favorite songs of hers, it was the first one I bought. | ||
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Firecracker is the first solo album of Lisa Loeb to be published by a major label. The album was released on CD and vinyl on 1997-11-11. It was produced independently by Juan Patiño and Loeb. The songs are a mix of folk rock, pop, and alternative country. and include themes of love, relationships, breakups, and the music industry.
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When I was 14-years-old, Lisa Loeb broke out with her single, Stay, in 1994. I thought her granny glasses were ridiculous and her song was pop trash. However, as I got older and my musical tastes broadened in the early 2000s, I began to re-listen to many of the songs I had mocked in my teens. Using Kazaa, I downloaded a bunch of Lisa Loeb songs and music videos, and started to appreciate them. Since this album contained most of my favorite songs of hers, it was the first one I bought.
Track Listing
All songs sung by Lisa Loeb.
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| 01 | I Do | Lisa Loeb | 3 | 
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| 02 | Falling in Love | Lisa Loeb | 4 | 
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| 03 | Truthfully | Lisa Loeb | 10 | 
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| 04 | Let's Forget About It | Lisa Loeb, Juan Patiño | 9 | 
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| 05 | How | Lisa Loeb | 6 |
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| 06 | Furious Rose | Lisa Loeb | 1 | 
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| 07 | Wishing Heart | Lisa Loeb | 2 | 
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| 08 | Dance with the Angels | Lisa Loeb | 8 |
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| 09 | Jake | Lisa Loeb | 5 |
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| 10 | This | Lisa Loeb | 7 |
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| 11 | Split Second | Lisa Loeb | 11 |
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| 12 | Firecracker | Lisa Loeb | 12 |
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The album's total score is 408.
Media
The album's cover is a painting of a scene from the video of album's first single, I Do (or the video is based on the painting, I'm not sure). Loeb is lying down with a pillow and blanket while wearing a oversized man's shirt in a vulnerable, and very sexy, pose.
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